The Shed 17

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

Thanks, I'll put him on the treadmill later on then.

a reply to: jacygirl

I am doing well today. Yesterday was a lot different though. Thankfully it's Friday! Glad to see you here.

ETA2 Epilepsy warning!

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

Aww, thanks. I'm glad to see you here too.

Happy to hear that you're having a better day today (sorry about yesterday though).
I am taking each day as it comes right now.
It's weird to face an uncertain future, but then really the future IS unknown.
So I wait for the next good day.

Blue... Um, when did the Shed get a hedgehog? groundhog? Are you sure it's not just a fat squirrel?

a reply to: jacygirl

Sheye...Hello! Nice to see you here, how are things in your world?

Things are moving along in my world. No major complaints, except for minor irritations that life sometimes offers, which often just ends up being a difference in viewpoints.

Happy to see you online and communicating... I can see by responses how much you mean to members of the Shed, and how much your communication is appreciated. Have a great evening !

a reply to: Sheye

Well, sometimes a difference in viewpoints can be irritating...so I understand. Glad you have no major complaints hun (I've been complaining enough for both of us!).

Thank you for such kind words. I have made some wonderful friends here and I enjoy talking to everyone in The Shed. I think sometimes, some of us just need/want someone to talk to...and luckily there is usually somebody here.
I hope you have a great evening too!

originally posted by: jacygirl

I'm sure Gordi knows some home recipe with alcohol that will make you feel better.

Hot Toddy:
(V) Large Whisky
Hot Water
Lemon Juice
Honey
+ analgesic powder - In UK it's called Beechams? ? ?

Repeat as necessary,
Sorted.

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

You guys have analgesic powder? And you put it in alcohol?
No wonder you're always so peppy.


I honestly have never heard of analgesic powder...must google sometime.

originally posted by: jacygirl
a reply to: Sheye

Well, sometimes a difference in viewpoints can be irritating...so I understand. Glad you have no major complaints hun (I've been complaining enough for both of us!).

A difference in viewpoints is NOT irritating!!!! Damn I hate that... it's so.... irri... no... hang on...

Dinner was Fabby.
Our wee pal Janice came over... Roast honey-glazed ham followed by the (few) chocolate brownies that Jacy & Shep didn't eat!!

Couple of glasses of wine...
Janice is away home now and Chrissie has gone to bed... so.....

originally posted by: Gordi The Drummer



Couple of glasses of wine...
Janice is away home now and Chrissie has gone to bed... so.....

...so...now you're going to put on the metallic wig and rock out in The Shed???

I'm *nodding yes*, are you *nodding yes* too?

a reply to: jacygirl

*Shep scratches head, mouths words "Metallic wig?...Metallic?"*

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

Geez you've got me doubting myself now.

I believe I remember Gordi sporting a metallic spikey mullet-styled wig at one point? A gig or party?
I could be wrong.

Watch out for the pixie dust, it's really analgesic powder.

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

Hey, it's Friday, we all need to let our hair down sometimes! Go Gordi!!!

a reply to: jacygirl
Hey when I was in high school our homecoming king had an 18" green mohawk.
Metallic wig would not surprise me, it was just a first for me to consider the existence of, that's all.

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

I'm just trying to figure out what would happen if I connected a battery and some LEDs to a metallic wig...would it turn into one of those fiber-optic light ball thingies?

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

it's either that or you fry your own scalp I guess. It's on you. I still got kinda a grown-out mohawk with homo pink faded to peroxide colours. Yeah...

ETA Around a month ago, after stepping out of public transport here in Rotterdam, in the distance I heard someone shout loudly "Homo!!!" It was obviously meant for me and I knew that my colours have faded. It was someone far in the distance. LOL

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

Nice.
Why are people like that? So a guy has a different color hair. So what? How could it possibly affect that guy who shouted at you? *smh*

I have a niece whose hair color changes from her natural black to silver to purple to blue to pink. I think it's fun. People can be so closed-minded sometimes.

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

I should have added, it was a teenage girl, far in the distance. She thought she was being funny and naughty I guess. I found it well placed and extremely funny. Because my colour is gay. And that's okay.

PS It's not Gay Pride. Yet....

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

HA! That's funny, man.

a reply to: PrairieShepherd

What is wrong with people, eh?
I hate that (calling names at people). Ugh.

I always like talking to people who have a different or unique look. What, are we all supposed to look alike? How ridiculous.

I've been judged a lot lately for being really thin. I heard that the words "crack head" were used in reference to my size.
That upset me so much my eye twitched.
But really, if that's the first conclusion they jump to...it says much more about them than it does about me. My first thought when someone loses weight is "health issues" because that is what's caused mine.

I have also found out that some of the most homophobic people I've known...were actually gay (and buried deep in the closet). Other people's comments about you are very often reflections of themselves, and nothing really to do with you at all.